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Pre COVID 80% of cardiac arrests happened at home. During lockdown this number is even higher. The person most likely to be able to help a loved one who suffers a cardiac arrest is YOU. Take 5 minutes watch this video. Learn how to save a life. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Oe8kRy-ZfM&t=1s

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Katie Dainty @KNDainty·

3 May

Spread the word to anyone you know who has been impacted by sudden cardiac arrest or who has performed bystander CPR.

Join us for Cardiac Arrest Conversations: Take 1
A FREE VIRTUAL information & networking event
Tuesday May 4th - 6:30pm EST
Register at: https://ubccpd.ca/course/canroc2021

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York Paramedics @YorkParamedics·

19 Apr

Interesting new research shows in Ontario only 40% of bystanders of a sudden #cardiacarrest provide CPR, and even fewer know what an AED is. It’s the quick action of bystanders like YOU who can help to save a life https://bit.ly/3uGS0qu #ItsInYourHands
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CPR and AED training are mandated in the Ontario high school curriculum, but what is the scope of this training and how many schools actually offer it? @Katie_s_allan & colleagues explore this: https://www.cjcopen.ca/article/S2589-790X(21)00040-8/fulltext

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C.A.R.E. – Cardiac Arrest Response & Education

Every kid should learn to save a life.